UN Reports Gunfire and Looting in Central African Republic Capital

The UN Mission in the Central African Republic has reported gunfire and incidents of looting in the capital Bangui.

The Reuters news agency reports that hundreds of protestors had gathered to call for the 13,000-strong UN mission to leave the country, and the UN has denied using live bullets on the crowd, saying its soldiers only used tear gas.

The Secretary General's spokesperson has appealed for calm, as Lorna Shaddick reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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